Dark Web Intel: 37,771 Valorant Gamer Logins in the 69K Checked Dump

HEROIC analysts found this file on Telegram on April 17, 2025. Although the uploader's file name, 69K Checked Valorant, suggests around 69,000 entries, the verified record count in this file is 37,771 email addresses and plaintext passwords tied to Valorant gaming accounts and their login URLs. Why This Is Dangerous: Because these credentials have already been checked, meaning the uploader confirmed the login and password combination still works, an attacker doesn't have to guess which accounts are valid. Every one of the 37,771 pairs in this file was a working login at the time it was tested. What Was Exposed: - Email addresses - Plaintext passwords - Login URLs tied to gaming accounts Why This Matters: Gaming accounts often hold saved payment methods, linked emails, and valuable in-game items or currency. If you reuse a password across gaming and other accounts, this leak increases your risk of credential stuffing, account takeover, and identity theft well beyond the game itself. How a Checked Combolist Like This Works: A checker is an automated tool that takes a large list of stolen email and password pairs and tests them against a specific website's login page, in this case Valorant's account system. Only the combinations that successfully log in are kept, which is why checked lists like this one are considered higher value and more dangerous than a random, unverified combolist. Check If You Are Affected: HEROIC's free breach scanner checks your email against more than 400 billion breached and leaked records. Run a free scan to see if your Valorant or other gaming credentials have been exposed.